Small houses keep the secret of skilful organization of useful space with the help of reasonably located shelves and multifunctional furniture. They prove that by inviting all your creativity to help, you can use the smallest corner of your house with the maximum benefit. We bring to your attention the best ideas for organizing a useful space for small rooms, including the best solutions for small bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and other rooms. Are you interested? Then take a look how others with the help of these ideas created an additional space for storing things.
- alcove
- Whimsical shelves
- Practical wardrobe
- Monochrome kitchen
- alcoveная кровать и встроенные полки
- Bookshelves in a tiny bedroom
- Bookshelves above the door
- Hooks and shelves in a small kitchen
- Wardrobe for bed
- Folding bed
- Built-in shelves for a small bathroom
- Wardrobe in the corridor
- A clever combination of kitchen shelves
- Multifunctional antique furniture
- Shelf for bicycles
alcove
The main bedroom in the house of designer Paul de Zvart skillfully combines decorative details and practical solutions for storing things. A chest of drawers built into the alcove is a great idea to use the layout features of the room. Both the dresser and the lining of the walls are made of the same material, and the chairs serve as a colorful stroke.
Whimsical shelves
The original shelves make the interior of this children's bedroom both practical and unique. To add colorful motifs to the design, curtains with a bright print were used here.
Practical wardrobe
The interior designer Beata Hoemann has found creative use for her limited budget and small apartment space. She compensated for the lack of furniture with practical closets built into the walls, and numerous shelves.
Monochrome kitchen
This kitchen can be an ideal source of inspiration for those who have to work in small rooms. Compact, but in no case an overloaded kitchen cabinet is distinguished by clean monochrome lines, softened by light strokes of copper shades in the color scheme of design.
alcoveная кровать и встроенные полки
This true pearl of the interior design was created by the designer Vira Grenney. The walls, covered with fabric, the ceiling with the decoration in the form of a tent seem luxurious and exotic. A bookshelf with good books is an indispensable part of the room - here it is built into one of the walls above the foot of the bed, as there is no space for a bookcase in the house. This is the easiest way to give the interior a special character and animation.
Bookshelves in a tiny bedroom
Small bedrooms should not be boring. Stick to the two-color scale (in the case of the photo, pink-and-white color is used), under the bed you can organize a very practical place for storing things, and give individuality to the design of the room with the help of such details as books. A few reasonably selected details in rich colors (bedspreads, pillows, etc.) complete the image.
Bookshelves above the door
Designer Adam Brae solved the problem of placing books using shelves built right above the door frame.
Hooks and shelves in a small kitchen
The interior designer Jane Taylor used a lot of ideas to organize a useful space in her own tiny kitchen - including this corner in the photo, in which the shelves are combined with hooks, allowing you to place everything you need without taking up much space.
Wardrobe for bed
Designer Maurizio Pelizzoni profitably used space after bed, turning it into an improvised dressing room without walls. Behind the mirror is a double door leading to the bathroom. Between the bed and a kind of dressing room there is a small space that allows you to freely enter the fenced-in blind area, which is also equipped with a retractable staircase. Thanks to clever details, the interior of the room seems lighter and not overloaded at all.
Folding bed
Designer Jane Taylor equipped this bedroom with a bed on a high platform, which reclines, giving access to a capacious box below.
Built-in shelves for a small bathroom
If you have a very small bathroom, use walls. In this tiny bathroom there is plenty of storage space for everything you need thanks to built-in shelves (which also hide unattractive pipes).
Wardrobe in the corridor
Keep in mind that the wardrobe does not necessarily have to be located in the bedroom (especially if your bedroom is very small). If there is a corridor next to the bedroom, equip it with a wardrobe, as designer Philippe Thorpe in this London house did.
A clever combination of kitchen shelves
In this kitchen with furniture from IKEA, a lot of problems are solved related to the placement of necessary things - with the help of roomy cabinets built into the wall around the door frame. Things that are rarely used are placed above, and just above the counter there are small shelves for placing small utensils, used daily. Accurate containers for storing kitchen utensils stand on the fridge, and on the wall shelf there are decorative plates and cups.
Multifunctional antique furniture
Antique items of kitchen furniture can be moved to another, more spacious room, if you really do not have enough space to put things that you rarely use. A wonderful wardrobe, such as in the photo, will look great in the living room.
Shelf for bicycles
You can not just remove the bulky bike from the road, but also turn it into a stylish decor element with the help of such a wall holder for bicycles. Do not necessarily hang it on the wall above the fireplace - the corridor or wall in the hallway is also perfect for this purpose.
